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ai-regulationlisted

Use when identifying AI-specific regulations and compliance requirements that apply to AI/ML-powered software products. Covers the EU AI Act, US AI executive orders, China's AI regulations, and emerging global frameworks with risk classification and compliance obligations. USE FOR: EU AI Act, AI regulation, AI risk classification, AI transparency, AI liability, algorithmic accountability, AI ethics compliance, US AI executive orders, China AI rules, AI auditing requirements DO NOT USE FOR: AI security vulnerabilities (use security/ai-security), ML model development (use AI skills), responsible AI ethics without legal dimension (use security/ai-security)
Tyler-R-Kendrick/agent-skills · ★ 10 · AI & Automation · score 70
Install: claude install-skill Tyler-R-Kendrick/agent-skills
# AI Regulation > **Disclaimer**: This skill provides general educational information about legal topics relevant to software development. It is **not legal advice**. Laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult a qualified attorney licensed in the relevant jurisdiction before making legal decisions for your organization. ## Overview AI regulation is the fastest-moving area of technology law. The EU AI Act is the first comprehensive AI law globally, but jurisdictions worldwide are rapidly developing their own frameworks. Any company deploying AI/ML must track these regulations to avoid penalties, reputational damage, and market access restrictions. The regulatory landscape ranges from binding legislation with significant fines to voluntary frameworks and sector-specific guidance. ## Global AI Regulation Landscape | Jurisdiction | Legislation / Framework | Status | Approach | |---|---|---|---| | **EU** | EU AI Act | In force, phased implementation 2024-2027 | Risk-based classification with binding obligations | | **US Federal** | Executive Order 14110 + NIST AI RMF | Voluntary + sectoral | Sector-specific guidance, voluntary standards, agency enforcement of existing law | | **US States** | State-level bills (e.g., Colorado AI Act) | Various stages of enactment | Employment and insurance decision focus | | **UK** | AI White Paper / AI Safety Institute | Voluntary, pro-innovation | Principle-based, sector regulators apply AI principles within existing man